Marathon Motors 1/4 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor-Start,1725 Nameplate RPM,115/208-230 Voltage,Frame 56C - 056C17E5319 Repair Parts Speakman SC-1210-AF Commander Exposed Shower

Name: Marathon Motors 1/4 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor-Start,1725 Nameplate RPM,115/208-230 Voltage,Frame 56C - 056C17E5319 Repair Parts Speakman SC-1210-AF Commander Exposed Shower
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Marathon Motors 1 4 HP Hazardous Location Motor,Capacitor Start,1725 Nameplate RPM,115 208 230 Voltage,Frame 56C 056C17E5319 Repair Parts Speakman SC 1210 AF Commander Exposed Shower Speakman SC 1210 AF Commander Exposed Shower with Cross Handles VISUAL SIGNAL: Weatherproof amber beacon light with shatter resistant lens and protective metal grid This 1 Phase Capacitor Start Hazardous Location Motor is engineered in compliance with the National Electrical Code for hazardous locations

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